OneEighty Womens Residential Treatment Facility

OneEighty Women's Residential Treatment Facility occupies a specific and important space in Ohio's addiction treatment landscape: a CARF-accredited recovery center built entirely around the needs of women. Located in Wooster in Wayne County, the facility provides both residential treatment and an outpatient program, giving women a continuum of care that extends well past the initial phase of recovery. That continuity matters for anyone building a sustainable sober life rather than simply completing a short-term stay.

The residential level of care places women in safe, supportive housing with comprehensive treatment plans and 24/7 support. As women stabilize and grow more ready for independent living, the outpatient program provides a structured next step — keeping them connected to treatment and community while they re-engage with work, family, and daily responsibilities. This combination of residential and outpatient care positions OneEighty as a genuine long-term recovery partner for women in the region.

Many women entering substance abuse treatment carry more than one challenge at once. OneEighty is equipped to treat dual-diagnosis disorders — meaning co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions — alongside trauma histories that include domestic violence and sexual assault. This scope reflects the reality that addiction rarely arrives alone, and that recovery programs serving women need to address the full complexity of their lives.

Therapeutic methods available at OneEighty include individual therapy, group therapy, family counseling, crisis stabilization, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Family counseling in particular signals a recovery philosophy that extends beyond the individual — recognizing that the people surrounding a woman in recovery play a real role in whether that recovery holds over time. For families evaluating treatment options, knowing that family engagement is built into the program is often a meaningful factor in the decision.

What happens after a woman completes residential or outpatient treatment is often what determines long-term outcomes. OneEighty addresses this directly through two aftercare resources: peer support services and the Oasis Recovery Club. Peer support connects women with others who have lived experience in recovery — a model that research and the recovery community alike recognize as a powerful complement to clinical treatment. The Oasis Recovery Club extends that community further, offering an ongoing connection point as women move forward in their sober lives.

For women in Wooster and Wayne County who are thinking not just about completing a program but about building a recovery community around them, this aftercare infrastructure is a distinguishing feature. Choosing a treatment center with an established peer network and recovery club means the transition out of residential care doesn't have to mean starting over socially — the community is already there.

OneEighty serves women — and only women — which shapes everything about the treatment environment, from group therapy dynamics to the way trauma is addressed in individual counseling. The facility treats substance use disorders, drug addiction, mental health conditions, dual-diagnosis disorders, domestic violence, and sexual assault, making it appropriate for women whose recovery needs span more than addiction alone. CARF accreditation provides an independent quality standard that families and individuals can use as a benchmark when comparing treatment options in Ohio.

The facility operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so access to support is not limited to business hours. Women considering residential treatment or an outpatient program in the Wooster area can reach OneEighty directly at (330) 264-8498 or visit one-eighty.org to learn more about the admissions process and available levels of care.